Timber sale bid rules and opposition to Woodleaf Agreement
Warren Shingle of Marysville, secretary of the Northern California Lumbermen's Association, reports that bids for public stumpage require at least two bids per lot. The group cites a national forest acreage split and warns of potential legal action if time extensions or data delays hinder the Woodleaf Agreement review.
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Warren
Marysville
California
Northern California Lumbermen's Association
Sheridan Downey
Jarence
Lea
Senate
Crtua Association
Sial Business Committee
West Coast
Forest Service
Calfornia Lumbermens Association
Independent operators session in Portland on forest policy
West coast lumber, mining, and farming leaders met at the Benson hotel in Portland for two days to press federal agencies on natural resource policy and cooperative timber management. They opposed proposed monopolistic cooperative agreements and urged small enterprise, equal opportunity, and efficient operation with public timber access roads and scaled stumpage sales to reduce private stand liquidation.
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Western States
Benson Hotel
Federal
Departments of Agriculture and Interior
WFIA
Northern California Lumbermen
Association Western Montana Lumbermen's Association
International Woodworkers of America
CIO
Western Mining Council
California
Montana
Oregon
United Action
Stustaip
Con Rence
Reed
Ans
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Portland
Jesse D. Clinton
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Mason’s Hardware
West Front St
Coquille, Oregon
Mirtle Point
Wr Prel
West Coast Printing & Binding Co
13Th & Burnside
Portland, Oregon
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H. G. Herman